Posted in Freelancing on 04. Feb, 2010
The old adage “time is money” is never more true than when you do freelance work. As a freelancer you should focus your efforts on work, as opposed to spending it tracking time, sending invoices, etc. The more work you do, the more time you can bill for, the more money you make.
When I started [...]
Posted in WordPress, WordPress Development on 29. Jan, 2010
One of the greatest things about WordPress is the ability to use Plug-ins. Plug-ins enhance the functionality of WordPress, but are seperate from the core system, so that when you update your WordPress version in the future, your plugins still remain. Here are, not in any order, my 10 most useful WordPress plug-ins.
1. Maintenance Mode
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/maintenance-mode/
Once [...]
Posted in Portfolio on 17. Jan, 2010
This site was designed and developed using WordPress. It is probably the most feature rich site I’ve used WordPress with to date. It features: a shopping cart that is managed with WordPress; site is linked to PayPal’s IPN system; invoicing system; coupon system; automatic E-Book system linked together with the IPN system so when an [...]
Posted in Portfolio on 17. Jun, 2009
This was another WordPress theme that I developed and designed. The design borrowed aspects of their previous design, but is updated to feel more modern with cleaner lines, better spacing, and a softer color palette. The new site is using WordPress as a CMS to help make updates and site maintanance easier.
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Posted in Portfolio on 15. Jun, 2009
When WireHead Security re-launched their website they wanted to use WordPress as a CMS. We developed and designed the WordPress theme currently in use from the ground up to provide them with complete control of design, layout, and content of their site. Please note we did minimal design on the actual layout. The layout was [...]
Posted in Portfolio on 11. May, 2009
A leading website for homeschool resources, specializing in their Learn ‘N Folders, Learn ‘N Journals, Course Outlines, and more. Live & Learn wanted an update look, that remained playful and fun. The site makes use of PHP, MySQL, and XML to provide an almost fully dynamically driven site. One main feature is the file manager [...]
Posted in Portfolio on 11. May, 2009
Wedding site designed so visitors could get detailed information about the wedding.
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Posted in Portfolio on 11. May, 2009
A simple one page design for a new homeschool group in North Carolina. A simple, yet elegant, site that CHALC is extremely happy with.
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Posted in Portfolio on 11. May, 2009
Designed for a musician in Raleigh, North Carolina, who has put her favorite Psalms to music. You can read all about her story, life, and listen to some of the music she has created on her site. Pictures of her journey have also been posted so you can share in the experience with her.
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Hi my name is Brad and I’m a developer. I’ve been programming since around the age of 14. I started doing web development and then took an online programming course in Q-BASIC. From there I went to N.C. State to get a degree in computer science and pursue a career as a software engineer.
Currently I'm a Windows developer programming in C# and WPF. I also do freelance web development and design, with a focus on WordPress development.
If you'd like to contact me for freelance WordPress Development, Web Development, Web Design, or Windows Development please fill out my contact form and I will get in touch with you. Please note that my rates are currently $45/hr with a deposit for 3 hours up front.
